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8x8 Canvas panel with gesso, and an underpainting. Then I drew this with light charcoal |
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She had more hair, and I decided it was too much until I looked at the photo. What was I thinking? |
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Added hair back in, then individual marks with a No. 2 pencil |
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Gracie being the biggest brat last night. Not sure what was wrong. |
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The final project.
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This is Penelope, another Mindy Lacefield class. She was a challenge at first, but once I got going it was a lot of fun. This is on an 8x8 cheap canvas panel with a base coat of heavy gesso. Then I sketched, in paint, a basic face shape, and applied gesso over that, which became the underpainting. Let that dry, and sketched the face with a Derwent Light charcoal pencil. I am loving this style of painting: add color, deconstruct it with white, add more and pencil marks, deconstruct with white, until you have the layers and depth that you want.
I used charcoal pencils, Stabilo All pencils, watercolor and Inktense pencils, acrylic paints, Derwent Graphtint pencils (that were just delivered yesterday), and a No. 2 pencil. Yep, like the kind you use in school. Paints are by Golden, Martha Stewart, DecoArt, and Liquitex.
Have a wonderful weekend. Stay cool.
Linda
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